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Chapter 2

Linear Transformations

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group homomorphisms ring homomorphisms. 線性代數 數

vector spaces , linear transformations.

2.1. Definition and Basic Properties

Definition 2.1.1. V,W over F vector spaces. V W

T : V → W, v1, v2∈ V r∈ F T (rv1+ v2) = rT (v1) + T (v2), T linear transformation ( linear mapping) from V to W .

T is F-linear. L (V,W) V W linear

transformations .

Question 2.1. T is F-linear v, v∈ V r∈ F T (v + v) = T (v) + T (v) T (rv) = rT (v) ?

linear transformation 性 , linear transforma-

tion vector spaces, OV V .

Proposition 2.1.2. T : V → W linear transformation, (1) T (OV) = OW

(2) v∈ V T (−v) = −T(v).

Proof.

(1) T (OV) = T (OV+ OV) = T (OV) + T (OV), T (OV) = OW.

(2) v∈ V, OW = T (v + (−v)) = T(v) + T(−v) T (−v) = −T(v).

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linear transformations linear transformation. T, T

V W linear transformations, V W 數 T + T: V → W

v∈ V, (T + T)(v) = T (v) + T(v). r∈ F , V W

數 rT : V → W v∈ V, (rT)(v) = rT(v). 數 linear

transformation.

Proposition 2.1.3. T, T V W F-linear transformations r∈ F , T + T rT V W F-linear transformations.

Proof. v1, v2∈ V s∈ F, (T + T)(sv1+ v2) = T (sv11 + v2) + T(sv1+ v2) T, T F-linear, T (sv1+ v2) + T(sv1+ v2) = sT (v1) + T (v2) + sT(v1) + T(v2) = s(T (v1) + T(v1)) + (T (v2) + T(v2)). (T + T)(sv1+ v2) = s(T + T)(v1) + (T + T)(v2).

(rT )(sv1+ v2) = rT (sv1+ v2) = rsT (v1) + rT (v2) = s(rT (v1)) + rT (v2) = s(rT )(v1) +

(rT )(v2). 

Question 2.2. V W linear transformations L (V,W),

Proposition 2.1.3 L (V,W) vector space over F?

數 數 , 數.

Proposition linear transformations linear transformation.

Proposition 2.1.4. T1: V → W, T2 : W → U F-linear, T2◦ T1: V → U F-linear.

Proof. v, v ∈ V r∈ F, T2◦ T1(rv + v) = T2(T1(rv + v)). T1 F- linear, T1(rv + v) = rT1(v) + T1(v)再 T2 F-linear T2◦T1(rv + v) = T + 2(rT1(v) + T1(v)) = rT2(T1(v)) + T2(T1(v)) = rT2◦ T1(v) + T2◦ T1(v).  Question 2.3. T, T V W F-linear transformations, T′′ W U F-linear transformation. T′′◦ (T + T) = T′′◦ T + T′′◦ T? r∈ F r(T′′◦ T) = (rT′′)◦ T = T′′◦ (rT)?

F-spaces V,W , V W linear transformation.

Theorem V W linear transformations .

Theorem 2.1.5. {v1, . . . , vn} V basis, w1, . . . , wn∈ W, F-linear transformation T : V → W T (vi) = wi, ∀i ∈ {1,...,n}.

Proof. 性: T ∈ L (V,W) T (vi) = wi. T : V

W , v = c1v1+···+cnvn∈ V, T(v) = c1w1+···+cnwn. {v1, . . . , vn} V basis, T V W well-defined function. T T (vi) = wi,

T F-linear. v =∑ni=1civi, v=∑ni=1divi∈ V r∈ F, T (rv + v) =

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T (ni=1(rci+ di)vi) =∑ni=1(rci+ di)wi; rT (v) + T (v) = rT (ni=1civi) + T (ni=1divi) = rni=1ciwi+∑ni=1diwi, vector space 性 , T (rv + v) = rT (v) + T (v).

性: T: V → W F-linear T(vi) = wi,∀i ∈ {1,...,n}, T = T. T (v) = T(v),∀v ∈ V. v =∑ni=1civi∈ V, T T (v) =

ni=1ciwi, T F-linear T(v) ∑ni=1ciT (vi) =∑ni=1ciwi, T = T.  Theorem 2.1.5 , linear transformation T : V → W,

basis S u∈ S, T(u) , v∈ V, T (v) !

Tθ :R2 → R2 R2 (x, y) (0, 0) θ

. Tθ((x, y)) ? (1, 0) = (cos 0, sin 0) (0, 0) θ

(cosθ,sinθ), Tθ((1, 0)) = (cosθ,sinθ). (0, 1) = (cos(π/2),sin(π/2)), Tθ((0, 1)) = (cos((π/2)+θ),sin((π/2)+θ)) = (−sinθ,cosθ).

Tθ((x, y)) = Tθ(x(1, 0) + y(0, 1)) = xTθ((1, 0)) + yTθ((0, 1)) = x(cosθ,sinθ) + y(−sinθ,cosθ) = (x cosθ − ysinθ,xsinθ + ycosθ). , linear transformation ,

數 , 數 linear transformation .

, Tθ linear transformation ( ),

Tθ((x, y)) = (x cosθ − ysinθ,xsinθ + ycosθ).

Question 2.4. T :R2 → R2 linear transformation, T ((1, 2)) = (2, 1), T ((2, 4)) = (4, 2) T ((x, y)) = (y, x)? T:R2→ R2 linear transfor- mation, T((1, 2)) = (2, 1), T((2, 1)) = (1, 2) T((x, y)) = (y, x)?

2.2. Image and Kernel

Linear transformation vector spaces , “ ”

subspaces. , 數 f : S1→ S2. S1⊆ S1,

f (S1) ={ f (s) | s ∈ S1}.

f (S1) S2 subset, the image of S1 under f ; S2 ⊆ S2, f−1(S2) ={s ∈ S1| f (s) ∈ S2}.

f−1(S2) S1 subset, the preimage of S2 under f .

Question 2.5. Image preimage inclusion-preserving? 數 f : S1 S2, S′′1⊆ S1⊆ S1 f (S′′1)⊆ f (S1)? S′′2⊆ S2⊆ S2, f−1(S′′2)⊆ f−1(S2)?

Question 2.6. f : S1→ S2 數, S1, S′′1⊆ S1 S2, S′′2⊆ S2.

?

(1) f (S1∩ S′′1) = f (S1)∩ f (S′′1).

(2) f (S1∪ S′′1) = f (S1)∪ f (S′′1).

(3) f−1(S2∩ S′′2) = f−1(S2)∩ f−1(S′′2).

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(4) f−1(S2∪ S′′2) = f−1(S2)∪ f−1(S′′2).

linear transformation subspace 性 . Lemma 2.2.1. T : V → W linear transformation.

(1) V V subspace, T (V) W subspace.

(2) W W subspace, T−1(W) V subspace.

Proof. T (V)⊆ W T−1(W)⊆ V, Proposition 1.2.1 . (1) OV ∈ V ( V subspace), Proposition 2.1.2 (1) OW = T (OV)

T (V). 再 w1, w2 ∈ T(V) r, s∈ F , v1, v2∈ V w1= T (v1), w2= T (v2). v = rv1+ sv2∈ V, rw1+ sw2= T (v)∈ T(V),

T (V) W subspace.

(2) OW ∈ W T (OV) = OW ∈ W OV ∈ T−1(W). 再 v1, v2 T−1(W) r, s∈ F, T (v1)∈ W T (v2)∈ W . W W subspace

T (rv1+ sv2) = rT (v1) + sT (v2)∈ W, rv1+ sv2∈ T−1(W), T−1(W) V subspace.



, V= V W={OW} , .

Definition 2.2.2. T : V → W linear transformation.

(1) T (V ) the image (or range) of T , Im(T ) .

(2) T−1({OW}) the kernel (or null-space) of T , Ker(T ) . Lemma 2.2.1 Im(T ) W subspace, Ker(T ) V subspace.

Question 2.7. image preimage inclusion-preserving Im(T ) = T (V ) subspaces imagesubspace, Ker(T ) = T−1({OW}) subspaces

preimage .T ({OV}) T−1(W ) ?

數, 數 (onto) (one-to-one).

Im(T ) Ker(T ) T linear transformation , Im(T )

Ker(T ) T , .

Proposition 2.2.3. T : V → W linear transformation.

(1) T Im(T ) = W .

(2) T Ker(T ) ={OV}.

Proof. Im(T )⊆ W {OV} ⊆ Ker(T), (1) W⊆ Im(T)

, (2) Ker(T )⊆ {OV} .

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(1) T onto, w∈ W, v∈ V T (v) = w, w∈ T(V) = Im(T).

W ⊆ Im(T), W = Im(T ). , W ⊆ Im(T) w∈ W

Im(T ) , v∈ V w = T (v), T onto.

(2) T one-to-one, V T (v) = OW v OV ( T (OV) =

OW). v∈ Ker(T), T (v) = OW, v = OV. Ker(T ) ={OV}.

, Ker(T ) ={OV}. v1, v2∈ V T (v1) = T (v2), T linear T (v1−v2) = OW, v1−v2∈ Ker(T) = {OV}. v1= v2, T one-to-one.



Proposition 2.2.3 , T linear T onto

Im(T ) = W ; T one-to-one Ker(T ) ={OV} T

linear . 數 f , f linear f−1({0}) = {0}

f one-to-one.

image kernel , . Lemma

image spanning set kernel linear independency .

Lemma 2.2.4. T : V → W linear transformation, S, S V subsets.

(1) S V spanning set, T (S) Im(T ) spanning set.

(2) S linearly independent Span(S)∩ Ker(T) = {OV}, T (S) linearly independent.

Proof.

(1) w∈ Im(T) v∈ V w = T (v), V = Span(S)

c1, . . . , cn∈ F v1, . . . , vn∈ S v = c1v1+···+cnvn. T (v1), . . . , T (vn) T (S), T linear w = T (c1v1+··· + cnvn) = c1T (v1) +··· + cnT (vn) Span(T (S)). Im(T )⊆ Span(T(S)). , w∈ Span(T(S)),

c1, . . . , cn∈ F w1, . . . , wn∈ T(S) w =∑ni=1ciwi. wi∈ T(S)

vi ∈ S wi= T (vi), w =∑ni=1ciT (vi) =∑ni=1T (civi)∈ T(Span(S)) = T (V ) = Im(T ), Span(T (S))⊆ Im(T).

(2) T (S) . v, v∈ S v, v

T (v) = T (v), T (v− v) = OW, v− v∈ Ker(T). v− v∈ Span(S), v− v∈ Span(S)∩ Ker(T) = {OV} v = v . T (S) .

T (S) linearly dependent, v1, . . . , vn∈ S c1, ..., cn∈ F 0 c1T (v1) +··· + cnT (vn) = OW. T linear T (c1v1+··· + cnvn) = OW, c1v1+··· + cnvn∈ Ker(T). c1v1+··· + cnvn Span(S), Span(S)∩ Ker(T) = {OV}, c1v1+··· + cnvn= OV. S linearly independent , T (S) linearly independent.

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Lemma 2.2.4 (1) T : V → W linear transformation, V finite dimensional F-space, Im(T ) finite dimensional F-space.

Question 2.8. T : V→ W linear transformation. V finite dimensional F-space, dim(Im(T ))≤ dim(V)? dim(W ) > dim(V ) T

?

V basis Im(T ) basis.

Theorem 2.2.5. T : V → W linear transformation. S0 Ker(T ) basis S0∪ S V basis, T (S) Im(T ) basis.

Proof. T (S) Im(T ) spanning set: S0∪ S V spanning set, Lemma 2.2.4 (1) T (S0∪S) Im(T ) spanning set. S0∈ Ker(T) T (S0) ={OW}.

T (S0∪ S) = T(S0)∪ T(S) = {OW} ∪ T(S), {OW} ⊆ Span(T(S) ( Corollary 1.3.4) Span(T (S)) = Span({OW} ∪ T(S)) = Span(T(S0∪ S)) = Im(T).

T (S) linearly independent: S0∪ S linearly independent S0 linearly independent, Corollary 1.4.4 S linearly independent Span(S)∩Ker(T) = Span(S)∩

Span(S0) ={OV}. Lemma 2.2.4 (2) T (S) linearly independent.  , V finite dimensional vector space, V , Ker(T ) Im(T )

dimension .

Corollary 2.2.6 (Dimension Theorem). V finite dimensional F-space T : V → W linear transformation,

dim(V ) = dim(Ker(T )) + dim(Im(T )).

Proof. Theorem 1.5.8 Ker(T ) basis S0 ={v1, . . . , vm}, 再 Theorem 1.5.9 S ={vm+1, . . . , vn} S0∪ S = {v1, . . . , vm, vm+1, . . . , vn} V

basis. Theorem 2.2.5 {T(vm+1), . . . , T (vn)} Im(T ) basis, n− m = dim(Im(T)), dim(V ) = n = m + (n− m) = dim(Ker(T)) + dim(Im(T)). 

V finite dimensional vector space T : V → W linear transformation, dim(Im(T )) the rank of T , dim(Ker(T )) the nullity of T . Dimension Theorem Rank Theorem: rank of T + nullity of T = dim(V ).

Question 2.9. T : V→ W linear transformation. V finite dimensional

F-space, dim(W ) < dim(V ) T ?

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2.3. Isomorphism

Linear transformation vector spaces . vector spaces linear transformation, vector spaces

, isomorphic. 探 isomorphism 性

.

Definition 2.3.1. T : V→ W linear transformation. T one-to-one and

onto, T isomorphism. V W isomorphic V ≃ W .

Proposition 2.2.3 T : V → W isomorphism Im(T ) = W and

Ker(T ) ={OV}. T isomorphism , S V basis, T one-to-

one T (S) ( v, v ∈ S v̸= v, T (v)̸= T(v)), 再 Lemma

2.2.4 T (S) W basis. , T (S) T (S) W

basis, Span(T (S)) = W , Im(T ) = W . , v∈ Ker(T), S V basis, v1, . . . , vn∈ S , c1, . . . , cn∈ F v = c1v1+··· + cnvn. OW = T (c1v1+···+cnvn) = c1T (v1) +···+cn(T vn). T (S) basis T (v1), . . . , T (vn)∈ T(S) c1, . . . , cn 0, v = OV, Ker(T ) ={OV}. , . Proposition 2.3.2. T : V→ W linear transformation S V basis.

T isomorphism T (S) T (S) W basis.

Question 2.10. Proposition 2.3.2 T (S) ?

V finite dimensional vector space , .

Corollary 2.3.3. V,W F-spaces V finite dimensional F-space. V ≃ W dim(V ) = dim(W ).

Proof. V≃ W isomorphism T : V → W, Proposition 2.3.2 W finite dimensional F-space dim(W ) = dim(V ). , W finite dimensional F-space dim(W ) = dim(V ) = n, V basis{v1, . . . , vn} W basis{w1, . . . , wn},

Theorem 2.1.5 linear transformation T : V → W T (vi) = wi, ∀i ∈ {1,...,n}. {T(v1) . . . , T (vn)} = {w1, . . . , wn} W basis, Proposition 2.3.2

T isomorphism, V ≃ W. 

Corollary 2.3.3 finite dimensional vector spaces isomorphic

, dimension . isomorphism

, finite dimension dimension .

, infinite dimensional vector space,

linear transformation 性 isomorphism vector spaces

, finite dimensional , dimension

( 大 dimension 性).

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數 f , 數 f◦−1 , f linear transformation 數 f◦−1 linear transformation?

. , preimage , f◦−1 f

數.

Proposition 2.3.4. T : V → W isomorphism, T inverse ( 數) T◦−1: W→ V isomorphism.

Proof. T one-to-one and onto, inverse T◦−1 one-to-one and onto.

T◦−1 W V linear transformation . w, w∈ W, T isomorphism v, v ∈ V T (v) = w T (v) = w. inverse T◦−1(w) = v T◦−1(w) = v. r∈ F, T◦−1 linear transformation,

T◦−1(rw + w) = rT◦−1(w) + T◦−1(w) = rv + v. T linear, T (rv + v) = rT (v) + T (v) = rw + w. 再 inverse T◦−1(rw + w) = rv + v, T◦−1: W→ V

linear transformation, isomorphism. 

Question 2.11. Vector spaces isomorphic equivalent relation?

Question 2.12. V finite dimensional vector space, Theorem 2.1.5 Proposition 2.3.4 ?

大 學 代數 Isomorphism Theorems.

linear transformation linear transformation . T : V → W linear transformation U Ker(T ) subspace, T : V /U→ Im(T) T (v) = T (v),∀v ∈V/U. T well-defined function.

, v1= v2 in V /U, T (v1) = T (v2). v1= v2, v1− v2∈ U ⊆ Ker(T), T (v1− v2) = OW, T (v1) = T (v1) = T (v2) = T (v2). , v1, v2∈ V/U r∈ F,

T (rv1+ v2) = T (rv1+ v2) = T (rv1+ v2) = rT (v1) + T (v2) = rT (v1) + T (v2), T linear transformation.

Theorem 2.3.5. T : V→ W linear transformation U Ker(T ) sub- space, 數 T : V /U→ Im(T) T (v) = T (v),∀v ∈ V/U linear transformation

Ker(T ) = Ker(T )/U Im(T ) = Im(T ).

Proof. 前 , T linear transformation. v∈ Ker(T), OW = T (v) = T (v), v∈ Ker(T), v∈ Ker(T)/U. , v∈ Ker(T)/U, v∈ Ker(T), T (v) = T (v) = OW, v∈ Ker(T). Ker(T ) = Ker(T )/U . ,

w∈ Im(T) v∈ V/U w = T (v) = T (v) w∈ Im(T).

Im(T ) = Im(T ). 

U = Ker(T ), .

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Corollary 2.3.6 (The First Isomorphism Theorem). T : V→ W linear trans- formation T : V /Ker(T )→ Im(T) T (v) = T (v), T isomorphism,

V /Ker(T )≃ Im(T).

Proof. T : V /Ker(T )→ Im(T) linear transformation Ker(T ) = Ker(T )/Ker(T ) = {OV} Im(T ) = Im(T ), T isomorphism V /Ker(T )≃ Im(T).  Question 2.13. V finite dimensional vector space, quotient space dimension 性 Dimension Theorem V /Ker(T )≃ Im(T) ?

Theorem 2.3.6 The First Isomorphism Theorem, Isomorphism Theorems.

Corollary 2.3.7 (The Second Isomorphism Theorem). V vector space U,W V subspaces.

(U +W )/U ≃ W/U ∩W.

Proof. U U + W subspace, (U + W )/U vector space.

T : W→ (U +W)/U T (w) = w,∀w ∈ W. T linear transformation.

Im(T ) = (U + W )/U Ker(T ) = U∩W, Corollary 2.3.6 (U +W )/U≃ W/U ∩W.

Im(T )⊆ (U +W)/U, Im(T )⊇ (U +W)/U. v∈ (U +W)/U,

u∈ U,w ∈ W v = u + w. T (u) = u, u = v.

v− (u + w) ∈ W ( v = u + w) w∈ W, v− u = v − (u + w) + w ∈ W, v = u = T (u)∈ Im(T). Im(T ) = (U +W )/U .

u∈ Ker(T), T U , u∈ U. (U +W )/U

O, O V , O = T (u) = u. u = u−O ∈ W, u∈ U ∩W,

Ker(T )⊆ U ∩W. , u∈ U ∩W u∈ W, u = O. T (u) = u = O, u∈ Ker(T),

Ker(T ) = U∩W. 

, linear transformation the First

Isomorphism Theorem, isomorphic 性 .

Corollary 2.3.8 (The Third Isomorphism Theorem). V vector space U,W V subspaces U⊆ W.

(V /U )/(W /U )≃ V/W.

Proof. , U⊆ W ⊆ V vector spaces, V /U V /W vector

spaces. T : V → V/W, T (v) = v, ∀v ∈ V. Ker(T ) = W

Im(T ) = V /W . U ⊆ Ker(T) = W, Theorem 2.3.5, T : V /U → V/W

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linear transformation, Im(T ) = Im(T ) = V /W Ker(T ) = Ker(T )/U = W /U .

Corollary 2.3.6 (V /U )/Ker(T )≃ Im(T), (V /U )/(W /U )≃ V/W.  Question 2.14. V finite dimensional vector space, dimension the Second and Third Isomorphism Theorems ?

Question 2.15. V finite dimensional vector space U,W V subspaces U⊆ W ⊆ V. dim(V /U ) = dim(V )− dim(U),dim(V/W) = dim(V) − dim(W) dim(W /U ) = dim(W )− dim(U). dim(V /U )− dim(V/W) = dim(W/U),

(V /U )/(V /W )≃ W/U?

2.4. The Matrix Connection

vector space V , basis , V basis

, V . , linear

transformation, vector space basis, .

linear transformation matrix . 大 前 over R over C

matrix. matrix 性 , over field ,

大 性 , 再 .

V finite dimensional vector space V basis{v1, . . . , vn},

vi , β = (v1, . . . , vn) basis, V

ordered basis. , basis , ordered basis,

, , ordered basis.

β = (v1, . . . , vn),β= (v1, . . . , vn) V ordered bases, β = β vi= vi,

∀i = 1,...,n.

dim(V ) = n, V ordered basisβ , V Fn

linear transformationτβ : V→ Fn, v∈ V, β v v = c1v1+···+cnvn,

τβ(v) =

 c1

... cn

.

Fn column vector, (c1, . . . , cn)t (

row vector (c1, . . . , cn) ). Fn column vector 性 ,

. β ordered basis, τβ well-defined,

isomorphism. 言 , V , τβ Fn

column vector. Fn column vector, τβ◦−1 V

. ordered basis , ordered basis

V Fn column vector vector space .

, V Fn τβ(v) (

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2.4. The Matrix Connection 33

), Fn column vector (c1, . . . , cn)t V τβ◦−1((c1, . . . , cn)t) , c1v1+··· + cnvn.

Example 2.4.1. P2(R) = {ax2+ bx + c| a,b,c ∈ R} R-space,

ordered basis β = (x2, x + 1,−1). ax2+ bx + c = a(x2) + b(x + 1) + (b− c)(−1), τβ(ax2+ bx + c) = (a, b, b− c)t. τβ(x2+ x + 1) = (1, 1, 0)t,

τβ◦−1((1, 1, 0)t) = 1(x2) + 1(x + 1) + 0(−1) = x2+ x + 1.

P1(R) = {ax + b | a,b ∈ R} R-space, ordered basis β= (x− 1,x + 1). ax + b = r(x− 1) + s(x + 1), r = (a− b)/2,s = (a + b)/2, τβ(ax + b) = ((a− b)/2,(a + b)/2)t.

Question 2.16. Example 2.4.1 β,β β = (−1,x + 1,x2),β= (x + 1, x− 1), τβ(ax2+ bx + c),τβ(ax + b) ?

linear transformation T : V → W, V,W ordered basis β = (v1, . . . , vn),β= (w1, . . . , wm). β,β, T over F m×n (m row,

n column) . column : i column

τβ(T (vi)). T (vi) β ordered basis T (vi) = c1w1+···+cmwm,

i-th column

 c1

... cm

. T β,β , β[T ]β

,

β[T ]β=

β(T (v1)), . . . ,τβ(T (vn)) )

,

τβ(T (vi))∈ Fm,∀i = 1,...,n m×1 column vector, β[T ]β m× n over F matrix.

Example 2.4.2. Example 2.4.1, P2(R) ordered basisβ = (x2, x + 1,−1), P1(R) ordered basisβ= (x− 1,x + 1). T : P2(R) → P1(R)

T (ax2+ bx + c) = 2ax + b,

T linear transformation. dim(P1(R)) = 2, dim(P2(R)) = 3

β[T ]β 2× 3 matrix. T (x2) = 2x, T (x + 1) = 1, T (−1) = 0, Example 2.4.1

τβ(T (x2)) = ( 1

1 )

,τβ(T (x + 1)) = ( −1

21 2

)

,τβ(T (−1)) = ( 0

0 )

,

β[T ]β =

( 1 −12 0 1 12 0

) .

Question 2.17. Example 2.4.2 β,β β = (−1,x + 1,x2),β= (x + 1, x− 1),

β[T ]β ?

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β[T ]β ? the representative matrix of T with respect to

β,β. β[T ]βT linear transformation. ,

m× n over F matrix A, Fn Fm 數 mA: Fn→ Fm,

Fn column vector x A m× n matrix, A· x Fm

column vector, mA(x) = A· x.A· (rx + x) = rA· x + A · x,

mA: Fn→ Fm linear transformation. β[T ]β, Fn

Fm linear transformation mβ[T ]β : Fn→ Fm, T : V → W , :

V T -

W

v - T (v)

τβ(v)

? - β[T ]β·τβ(v) 6

Fn τβ

?

mβ[T ]β

- Fm τβ◦−1

6

v∈ V τβ Fn column vector τβ(v), τβ(v)

m× n matrixβ[T ]β, β[T ]β·τβ(v) Fm column vector.

τβ: W → Fm 數 τβ◦−1 : Fm→ W β[T ]β·τβ(v) W τβ◦−1 (β[T ]β·τβ(v)).

T (v). , T τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ 數,

, T (v) , .

Example 2.4.3. matmul Examples 2.4.1 2.4.2,

T (ax2+ bx + c) = 2ax + b. P2(R) ax2+ bx + c R3 τβ(ax2+ bx + c) = (a, b, b− c)t, 再 β[T ]β

( 1 −12 0 1 12 0

)

·

a

b b− c

 =(

a−12b a +12b

) .

R2 P1(R) (a− (b/2))(x − 1) + (a + (b/2))(x + 1) = 2ax + b T (ax2+ bx + c) .

T =τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ 前, .

m× n matrix A, Fn column vector x, A· x Fm column vector.

, A1, . . . , An A 1 n column ( A n column

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column Fm column vector), x = (x1, . . . , xn)t, A· x = x1A1+··· + xnAn.

T τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ V→ W linear transformation, Theorem 2.1.5,

, β basis vi, 代 .

τβ(vi) = (0, . . . , 1, . . . , 0)t, (0, . . . , 1, . . . , 0) i 1

0. 前 β[T ]β·τβ(vi) =β[T ]β· (0,...,1,...,0)t β[T ]β i column, 前 column τβ(T (vi)),

τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ(vi) =τβ◦−1 (β[T ]β·τβ(vi)) =τβ◦−1β(T (vi))) = T (vi),∀i = 1,...,n

T =τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ. (2.1)

V,W vector spaces, V W linear transformation

vector space, L (V,W) . Mm×n(F) over F m×n matrices.

性 , Mm×n(F) vector space. V ordered basis

β = (v1, . . . , vn) W ordered basis β= (w1, . . . , wm), 前 linear transformation

matrix , L (V,W) Mm×n(F) 數 Φ,

linear transformation T : V→ W β[T ]β m×n matrix, Φ(T) = β[T ]β,∀T ∈

L (V,W). Φ linear transformation, T1, T2∈ L (V,W)

r∈ F, Φ(rT1+ T2) =β[rT1+ T2]β rΦ(T1) +Φ(T2) = r(β[T1]β) +β[T2]β .

, β[rT1+ T2]β i-th column τβ((rT1+ T2)(vi)) =τβ(rT1(vi) + T2(vi)), τβ linear, rτβ(T1(vi)) +τβ(T2(vi)). β[T1]β,β[T2]β i-th column

τβ(T1(vi)),τβ(T2(vi)), 數 r(β[T1]β) +β[T2]β i-th column rτβ(T1(vi)) +τβ(T2(vi)). β[rT1+ T2]β r(β[T1]β) +β[T2]β , Φ linear transformation.

Φ : L (V,W) → Mm×n(F) isomorphism ( one-to-one and onto).

A∈ Mm×n(F), A i-th column Ai, τβ◦−1 (Ai)∈ W. Theorem 2.1.5 linear transformation T : V → W T (vi) =τβ◦−1 (Ai),∀i = 1,...,n. ,

β[T ]β i-th row

τβ(T (vi)) =τββ◦−1 (Ai)) = Ai,

β[T ]β= A. T L (V,W) Φ(T) =β[T ]β= A linear transformation,

Φ isomorphism. .

Theorem 2.4.4. V,W vector spaces dim(V ) = n, dim(W ) = m. V,W ordered basis β,β. Φ : L (V,W) → Mm×n(F) Φ(T) =β[T ]β,∀T ∈ L (V,W), Φ

isomorphism,

L (V,W) ≃ Mm×n(F).

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Question 2.18. dim(V ) = n, dim(W ) = m, Theorem 2.4.4 dim(L (V,W)) = dim(Mm×n(F)) = mn, Mm×n(F) , L(V,W ) basis?

Question 2.19. A∈ Mm×n(F). mA : Fn→ Fm mA(x) = A· x,∀x ∈ Fn. Im(mA) ={A · x ∈ Fm| x ∈ Fn} A column space, C(A) , dim(C(A)) the rank of A. Ker(mA) ={x ∈ Fn| A · x = O} A null space, N(A) , dim(N(A)) the nullity of A. T : V→ W linear transformation Φ(T) = A, τβ,τβ isomorphism, Ker(T )≃ N(A) Im(T )≃ C(A).

rank of A + nullity of A = n?

linear transformation T matrix β[T ]β .

V T -

W

Fn τβ

? τβ◦−1 6

mβ[T ]β

- Fm τβ

? τβ◦−1

6

T =τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ, commutative diagram.

Commutative diagram , , 數

. V W : T ; V τβ Fn,

mβ[T ]β Fm, τβ◦−1 W . commutative diagram

T =τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ. 性, Fm W τβ◦−1

isomorphism W Fm , 數 τβ. V Fm

: T V W , 再 τβ Fm; τβ V Fn,

mβ[T ]β Fm. τβ◦ T = mβ[T ]βτβ.

τβ◦ T =τβ◦ (τβ◦−1 ◦ mβ[T ]βτβ) = (τβτβ◦−1 )◦ mβ[T ]βτβ= m

β[T ]βτβ,

commutative diagram 數 .

V Fn , T V W τβ

Fm Fm Fn ( β[T ]β invertible).

Question 2.20. Fn Fm ? 代 數 ?

commutative diagram 數 . V,W,U

vector spaces, dim(V ) = n, dim(W ) = m, dim(U ) = q β,ββ′′ ordered bases. T1: V → W, T2: V → W linear transformations commutative

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